I have a 1997 Honda Civic EX with a NEW radio. Will this new control still work/be programmable?
29082
If you still have the original factory radio you can do it. See this thread: http://www.fixya.com/cars/t1509277-1997_honda_civic_ex_keyless_entry.You basically have to have both radios installed, the old one hidden in the dash behind the new one. With just the new one your out of luck.I hope this helps.....
29083
I believe so, the programming was super easy and if it doesn't work there return process is super easy and will get you your money back.
29084
This control don 't work Without the original radio honda. I have a new radio but still keeping connect the power to the old radio.That way work the control.
29085
Yes, I have a 99 civic and it works and I also have a new radio.. its very easy to program. I found it on utube to program it.. any othet questions give me a shout :)
29086
only if you have the original radio hooked up with the head end reattached to enable the program button.
306219
Instructions are in the documents that came with the vehicle. There's an alarm book that tells you how to program it. Check on the internet, Civic forums should have info too.
208741
I don't know specifically. I know there were a lot of instructions for being functional with steering wheel controls. I would think you are OK. I am very happy with the stereo
1063986
Radio control work ok once you program buttons, as for the maps I never got the GPS or SIMS card to work on my radio.
1407047
Yes. See the link for basic instructions: http://www.wikihow.com/Update-a-Toyota-Corolla-Car-Radio
1192590
Below should work. When you do it you have to do all your remotes. So bring them all into the car.http://www.autotalk.com/honda-odyssey-99-04-keyless-remote-programming-instructions-2151/
1502806
If its the newer body style then it should work. Plus its really easy to program
1182331
As long as the shape and design is the same then I would see a problem .. you can program then for your civic.. ive done it
1549800
In order for any aftermarket radio to work with steering wheel controls you have to use an integration kit. You lose all functions of it as soon as you take your factory radio out.
1067559
I was able to program my in-car homelink. I just followed the directions in the car's owner's manual and had no problems.
2257929
Yes the old will work. As a matter of fact I programmed it to work both a rolling code door and a old standard door opener. Also my wife has a new car with a built in opener as well, plus we have an outdoor coded opener by the door itself.So the answer is a resounding yes.
377472
I have a 2002 ex and it works great! According to several sites I looked at the civic used the same keyless entry from 2001 to 2005. Check https://ikeyless.com/vehicles/Honda/?gclid=CjkKEQjw5LWcBRCeh8uUlqqluN4BEiQAfr64cM0eaGpzx_2BtlDIoK3C46Iax55mMVS4kDpGMbMUfZTw_wcB U can also check eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Honda-Remote-Key-Control-Keyless-Entry-Fob-Transmitter-NHVWB1U522-NHVWB1U523-/161174200195?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2586bb1f83
1657264
Yes. The software was designed for a 32 bit system. You should have no trouble adjusting any of the programmable features on your vehicle.
1128377
I agree with jesus L it will only be programmable for Honda Accords 98 thru 01 maybe sum early 02
1089121
Yes, assuming you have purchased the steering wheel control accessories such as the Axcess controller which is programmable for your vehicle.
1586820
No, this only lets you replace the stereo in the car. There is another module you need to buy to interface with the steering wheel controls. I have utter disgust for car manufacturers after the radio died in my car and I found out I had to buy $200 dollars worth of electronics just to install a $100 radio.
685464
Not sure I understand the question. You can control the radio from the steering wheel if you're steering wheel had those buttons already available. Hope that answers your question.